Yesterday in math I found out what a histogram was. A histogram displays continuous data and has no gaps between the bars, unlike a bar graph which displays discrete data and has gaps between the bars. I was given a piece of paper with activities on it. One of the activities was to organise some data into a frequency table, the photo below shows the data put into a frequency table by me.
And then I had to draw a histogram to display the data I put in a frequency table.
Any graph also needs title, x and y axis - labelled and even scales. If does not have all these things it is misleading, do you know how to draw a histogram? If you do could you please tell me about it in the comments section below, bye!
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